| Name | .join() | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Examples | 
separator = ' and '            # String to separate sequence items by.
words = ['this', 'that']       # String to join.
joined = separator.join(words) # Join items in sequence words,
                               # separated by 'separator'.
print(joined)
polyhedra = ["cube", "dodecahedron", "icosahedron"]
# The .join() method is often called on a string literal, without assigning it
# to a variable first.
joined = ", ".join(polyhedra)
print(joined) # Prints "cube, dodecahedron, icosahedron"
 | ||||
| Description | Combines a sequence of strings to create a new string, separating each item from the sequence with the content of the string the method is called on. | ||||
| Syntax | separator.join(sequence) | ||||
| Parameters | 
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| Related | String Formatting .find() .strip() .split() .replace() | 
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